👉 Outpassing is a term used in the field of computer science to describe the process by which a program or function sends data from one location (usually an input buffer) to another location (usually the output buffer). This can be done using pointers, memory addresses, and other mechanisms depending on the specific context. In programming, outpassing is often seen as a fundamental concept that allows programs to communicate with each other more effectively. It enables the transfer of data between different parts of a program or
